Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Work in Progress Wednesday - Week 35

Fall-gyle is done...and not done.
 I rushed to have it done and on display at a craft show this weekend, and some of the seams don't match. Not many, but enough that it's driving me nuts. I don't want to display something that's not perfect. I'm okay with being anal.

So I'm going to keep quilting the Steelers Quilt. I can get that done and bound easily before Saturday, and I have a couple others to display and some unquilted tops.

I also have all my craft-y stuff all over the living room - crayon rolls, burp rags, fleece scarves... OSU better not lose on Saturday!

Hunter's Star, round two - 72/90 light blue half-blocks

Quilt-Alongs: 
Fat Quarter Stars - two blocks behind
Argyle Quilt Along - top done until I start seam picking
LQS Saturday Sampler - won't be going this month, so pushed to the back burner
Quiltville Orca Bay - starts 11/18.

Christmas Sewing:
Rudolph panel quilt - the Dude

Untouched This Week:

Awaiting Quilting:

New Projects: 0
Completed Projects: 0
In Progress: 18

Check out more at Work in Progress Wednesday!

23 comments:

  1. Wow, that argyle quilt top is amazing! I've been following some others who are also doing that quilt and am just in awe. Can't wait to see the next stage!

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  2. I just realized that your Hunter's Star quilt is the one I saw on Flickr that I loved so much! I don't follow sports and don't know if I'll get in trouble by any of my friends or family for saying this but I hope OSU wins for you!

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  3. Your fallgyle quilt looks great from here!

    Mary
    http://www.quiltgenius.com

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  4. your fall-gyle quilt looks lovely, I admire your patience to go back and rework it to your satisfaction :)

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  5. oh,I hope you don't have to unpick tooooo much. Good luck with that!!

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  6. I love that you have used colors that really look like a tradition Arglle sweater. It looks great!

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  7. Your argyle quilt is beautiful, and I agree with Debbie, I really hope you don't have to unpick much, but don't worry I am super anal also and it would probably drive me crazy too!

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  8. Fall-gyle.. too funny and it really looks amazing!! And Go Steelers!

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  9. Love the Fall-gyle quilt. It turned out very nice. I have some of the same OSU fabric. One these days it needs to make it into a quilt!

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  10. I love the fall-gyle! Looking great!

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  11. Fall-gyle, what a great name! I really like how your argyle quilt turned out, so pretty!

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  12. The fall-gyle quilt is wonderful, can you display it so the bits you don't like don't show, as from here it looks awesome!

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  13. thats a longgggg list! good luck! haha looks like some great projects!

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  14. You have some great projects lined up :)

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  15. Heh, that's a lot of supporters stuff you have going on there, hope the show went well

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  16. My crafty stuff is filling the corner of the living room because I had to give up my craft room for a bedroom for 3 of my granddaughters.

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  17. Anal about quilts can be good. I like to have my seams match up, too. Good luck at the show.

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  18. Wow that is quite the list. Your Fall-gyle quilt is beautiful. Good luck with your show.

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  19. Heh. Pittsburg Steelers, right? (I'm Australian, so I don't know the teams, but I have a bear with a pittsburgh sweatshirt sitting on my stuffed toy shelf c/o a friend.)

    It's fun making "team themed" quilts, isn't it?

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  20. Beautiful argyle quilt! Love that design. Thanks for linking up to WIP Wednesday. : )

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  21. Gorgeous argyle quilt! Love the name.

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  22. I love the argyle quilt, which though I think its lovely, I understand the desire for every to be perfect! Have fun with your themed Quilts!

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